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From: budd@arizona.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Pedestrian right of way / Rotaries
Message-ID: <4267@arizona.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 24-Aug-83 18:21:54 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 24 18:21:54 1983
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I seem to recall from the couple years I lived in Conn (thank god it was only
a couple) that one question I missed on my drivers exam was who had the right
of was on a "rotary".  As I recall, in conn, the person coming ON TO the
rotary has the right of way over the person already ON the rotary.  This seems
entirely ridiculous to me, and I believe the law is different in other states.
can anyone confirm/deny ?
(of course, since I am speaking here of automobiles only, the banner line is


now no longer accurate - which seems to be fairly common around here).